The book of buried treasure; being a true history of the gold, jewels, and plate of pirates, galleons, etc., which are sought for to this day
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425 p
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Reviewer:
splue
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June 25, 2011
Subject: I need 2 find treasure
Subject: I need 2 find treasure
2 fund my prosecution of pedophile priests and their worldwide Catholic conspiracy to enable pedophile priests aka the Catholic Church aka Pedophiles Central
I AM THE SHE-PUNISHER
lol
I AM THE SHE-PUNISHER
lol
Reviewer:
outofabluesky
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June 24, 2011
Subject: Fairly good coverage of treasure tales of the day
Subject: Fairly good coverage of treasure tales of the day
As of 1911, the treasure tales of the era. Actually, a good mix of true treasure stories with tall tales, ie. Cocos Islands and Oak Island.
But it also covers successful recoveries of the Thetis and of other shipwrecks I'd not heard of.
Author is refreshingly skeptic of tales, and acknowledges more time and money is wasted on treasure hunts than is ever recovered.
Worth downloading and an evening.
But it also covers successful recoveries of the Thetis and of other shipwrecks I'd not heard of.
Author is refreshingly skeptic of tales, and acknowledges more time and money is wasted on treasure hunts than is ever recovered.
Worth downloading and an evening.
